He Discovered the Habits That Destroy Facial Beauty - And Was Ignored

In the early 1900s, Weston Price traveled the globe and documented something shocking: traditional communities had straight teeth, wide jaws, and balanced facial structure — while modernized groups didn’t. He blamed it all on nutrition. His work sparked a movement, but he missed something critical. Enter John Mew, who focused on how we breathe, chew, swallow, and hold posture. He saw beauty not as inherited, but as built. While both men had pieces of the truth, neither had the full picture. In this video, we break down why Price’s evidence was compelling but dangerously incomplete, what Mew got right (and what he left out), why two brothers on the same diet can grow totally different faces, how airway health, posture, and diet all interact to shape the face, and the Health Quadrant vs. the Beauty Quadrant — and why you need both. Most people still believe beauty is genetic, but that belief is costing future generations their faces. Learn how to support proper facial development and avoid common mistakes in the first 56 pages of Beauty Potential: How Facial Beauty is Retained or Lost.